Product Description
by David Herndon Sanders (Author)
College students at a Central Texas college find out that 'getting educated' involves a lot more than book learning. Their experiences run the gamut in finding out the truth about the president of the college through a year and a half period in 1940 and 1941. All of this is set against the backdrop of campus life as well as celebrations and events such as Homecoming, Thanksgiving Dinners, New Year's Day Open Houses, Practice Preaching, Bluebonnet Season, a Freshman Picnic on the Colorado River at Lake Buchanan, and even working at a Dude Ranch one summer. Discoveries are unbelievable by one of the characters until he becomes personally involved in events long past. No one who reads this book will ever forget Dr. Amon K. Waterston, the college president, and the rules he expects to be followed by everyone else but him.
Author Biography
David Herndon Sanders has lived in Fort Worth, Texas for more than fifty years. But he grew up in a small town in the northern Panhandle during the Dust Bowl, and knows about 'hard times' and 'making do' with what you have. He is a graduate of Texas Christian University, and a CPA who practiced public accounting and oil accounting for a long stint of his career. Now he is writing again, and getting his second wind. His first published novel was "Growing Away", and this is his second published novel with others to follow.
